Leaders from Armenia’s neighbours are also taking part, including the Georgian prime minister and the Turkish vice-president, while Azerbaijan’s president joined the summit online
Participants are expected to exchange ideas on closer cooperation and coordinated action "to build a more resilient, secure, and united European space." Up to 50 high-level delegations are taking part, with documents already being signed ahead of the summit
The move was triggered by a European Parliament resolution on Armenia that also includes references to Azerbaijan. Baku described those provisions as biased and undermining the peace process
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According to international affairs expert Varduhi Harutyunyan, Armenia’s selection as host and organiser of the summit underlines its importance to Europe.
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The mission aims to support the country in countering hybrid threats. It will be based in Yerevan for an initial two-year period and will include 20 to 30 experts